Research has suggested that lifelong learning is tightly associated with sustained cognitive function (Rowe & Kahn, 1998; Schaie, 1994), as well as continued and extended social interaction (Withnall, 2010).
Cellular carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) are tightly coordinated to sustain optimal plant growth (Raven et al., 2004; Zheng, 2009).
AQP0 is concentrated on the membranes of tightly packed hexagonal fibre cells, where it sustains fluid microcirculation in the absence of a conventional vascular system (Mathias et al, 2007).
A highly resilient culture is strong, tightly linked, mutually supportive, and able to sustain tremendous pressure from the outside.
Festival provides a significant service for New York concertgoers by shining a light, sustained and searching, on a tightly defined subject.
This indicates that the fraction of GFP+·CTB+ cells that disappeared between P1 and P3 was larger than estimated, although the cell population tightly close to other homotypic cells was sustained.
Boys like to push and squeeze (hug very tightly) each other when playing, and often sustain awful injuries because of falls.
The activity of these genes is controlled by two tightly coupled transcriptional and translational feedback loops that sustain a near 24-hour periodicity of cellular activity.
In other words, and beyond technologies, cloud computing developments are tightly interlinked with new ways of connecting, engaging in and sustaining business, while simultaneously transforming and changing ways to access, consume and use Information Systems (IS and Information Technologyy (IT) in daily life.
Ramirez had his left hamstring tightly wrapped after the game, the residue of a strain he sustained in spring training; he missed 44 games last season with the Indians with problems in the same hamstring.
